"Blairs at odds over anti-terror measures "

http://politics.guardian.co.uk/terrorism/story/0,15935,1537012,00.html

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Cherie Booth, the prime minister's wife, last night warned Britain must not "cheapen" its reputation for civil liberties in response to the London bombings, while her husband called for tougher judicial attitudes.

In a speech in Malaysia, Ms Booth told an audience it would be "all too easy" to undermine Britain's "deeply held values" with an unduly hasty response to the attacks. The remarks could be interpreted as a shot across the government's bows as it drafts emergency anti-terrorism measures.

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How strange, when her husband's government doesn't seem to have considered civil liberties to be a priority recently. Perhaps there'll be arguments over the cornflakes when she gets back.

that he's under the thumb...